PART B: Which evidence provides the best support
to the answer to Part A?
A The reference to...
PART B: Which evidence provides the best support
to the answer to Part A?
A The reference to the slaves as mere "cargo."
B The reference to the room the slaves were
forced to stay in as “intolerably loathsome."
C The phrase "horror most inconceivable."
D The descriptions of the "groans of the dying."
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